Behavior as a Window: Using Neuroscience to Manage Behavioral Challenges in Young Children
Description
This 3-hour 15-minute seminar explores young children’s behavior and their need for adults to co-regulate and how adults can determine type of behavior before responding with cues of relational safety for young children.
Community Partner Training- Sponsored by CYFD-BHS
3 Social Work CEU | 3.15 Length
Trainer:
Jane Clarke, PhD.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will understand why young children need adults for co-regulation.
- Participants will understand how to determine if it is top-down or bottom-up before responding to behavior.
- Participants will recognize how individual differences contribute to observable behaviors.
- Participants will learn how to provide cues of relational safety for young children.
- Participants will be able to discuss how to target relationships, not behaviors.
Registration
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